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Fear-Mongering Advertisements Will Be Banned From Public Spaces, and Wage Adjustments for Child Protection Workers Are Coming

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Péter Magyar also spoke at length in Parliament about the current shortcomings of child protection.

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Péter Magyar can now include the minimum wage increase and the tax credit in the wage increase promised to child protection workers.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Péter Magyar also spoke at length in Parliament about the current shortcomings of child protection.

·Hungary
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The government submitted proposals to the Parliament to amend six laws and also announced a significant wage increase in the social sector.

A much more modest wage increase is being outlined in the social and child protection sector than what the TISZA Party promised before the elections. The program included an immediate 25 percent wage increase for child protection workers, but in an interview with Kossuth Radio, Prime Minister Péter Magyar already spoke of a two-stage, overall 20–25 percent increase. Moreover, he could interpret the increase together with the increase in the mini…

The wages of child protection workers will be increased by 20-25 percent in two stages in September and January The post Two-stage salary increase coming to child protection first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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24 HU broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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